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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
THE 9TH REGIMENT IN CAMP.

STATE CAMP. PEEKsKILI, July 3.-There was large
as.embago OF people from Poekskill who visited camp
last evening to witness the rst dress parade OF the 9h
Regimeut This morning tho men were up bright ana
eary The only fault the boys found was that was 100
warm to eat early In the morning-o O'CLOCK. lhefe
being no special chaplain regiment Gospel Ser
were held In the Young Mems Christian Associn
ton tent The services consisted Of hymns accompanied
nv the band and the reading OF Scriptures
Adutant Dechert OF the 9th, is sunday-school Doy'
but he was busy this morning signing passes tnao
was nm impossibility for him TO attend. Everybody
wanted TO 20 to Peekski and when asked what was go
ing on In Peeksk they would reply that they hau Gnu
an relatives Their they wanted 10 The men that
asked for passes were all unmarried and DURING th h
afternoon the on the hills loungea nD0u' IN i
shade I'm the background some or PeekskilTs Deies
were seated clad In gay attire - ar, ..n,
Tbis evening thcra sacred concert Dy the panu
The boys expect 20 enjoy themselves tomorrow In having
an old fashioned sham battle
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Post Office Notice.

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steamer via Key West Fia close at this ONCE "~V ~
$3.50
T. .ccdue of closng Of Trans mails arranses
nm the aption Of their uninterrupted Overland
~, san Francsco Malls the East arriving ON umS -
San Frapcisco on day Of sailing OF steamers are aS
patched thence '"e s1u ESY O. PEARSON Postmaster
Post once New.yosk. N. X. July J. 1904
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THE TRIBUNE ON LAKE GEORGE.
DISTRIBUTED AT THE VARIOUS TOWNS AS Pan As
mr. rrTr'a r ANDINC

DISTRIBUTED AT THE VARIOUS TOWNS 40 FAN 40
HULETTT's LANDING
LAKE GEORGE. July (Special Fast running was
not the order Of the day tho newspaper special train
to Lake George to-day Saratoga, alive with guests
was reached at o. 25 M. and large supplies Of Sunday
TRrBUSHs were divided into little bundles under the
energetic newsboys and then put in the hands OF
waiting patrons all the city OF springs Lake George
was reached at 1O4O o'clock ana bundles OF TRTDUNEs
were quickly transferred to tho yacht Mary Anderson
and the trip tho various hotels along the lake began
The Anderson is regarded as the best yacht on the
lake. and last season. under the careful guidance Of her
owner Howard Render "a the special carrier OF THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE, the Mary Anderson showed Der heels
to the other boats In exciting races down the
lake This the yacht chartered by THE TRIBUNE
The World The Sn and The Herald and to the great dis
appointment of the hotel guests newspaper boat races
thing or the past Papers delivered yester-
day far Huletts Landing which was reached about
o'clock. The popularity OF THE TRIBUNE on Lake
George Il shown by the fact that at o'clock not copy
was unsold In Caldwell
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ENTRIES FOR TIE LARCHM0NT YACHT RACE
The following arc tho entries for tho Larchmont Yacht

Class A, Hohooners -rroubadour. sporanEa. Magic
Class b. Acknowledgement, NlryaDa southern CTosa
Class q, schooneTs-Lotus oeyalia. Loona
Glass ID. SOOpz-tythefa
Class r. sIoopA-Ttans shamrock. Poeihontas. Fanny.
Case r. Hloops-Hildsgard Thistle
Glass a. Sloopn-Athlon. Anaconda. Cinderella ,,,,,
Glass soopa-CODcord. Daphne fanita. Rover UlidiA
Ariadne, Keple. Adelaide. -, a..
Class q sloops-C Crocodile. Ssnapogu9 Rival. Mona
Schcmer, PapOOse Clarita. MsriOa. Benno. 49,,
Cisss s. sioops-Eephant. Beitice HsIah Voiusr iae'
Glass T. 5oop..-Arab, Davirs own. Stranger. Nymph.
Amazon, VIXEN, loverIe. Flower. - . o.,
Glass g. Shops aida, GlosIn Nora Brenda GanneL
Glass D, Jib aud Mainsail-AmaBda birono. Lorna
Glass z. Open sloops-Fairy, Alice, Cruiser.
Glass 9, Open Cat-La Pericoe Adele ,--
(lass TO- Open Ca,Ada, Pefei, oona, PUNCH imPuiSo'
Olive w.
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Total July o 1887. $685. 2
:. FROM TIE LITTLE woMENs CHARITY CLUB.

FROM THE LITTLE wOMEN'5 CHARITY CLUB.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
sR Please accept tho incosed s5 50) 10 aid In send
Ing poor little girl TO the country for fresh air and
daisies Our society-the Little womens Charity Club
Il composed OF little girls from eight to thirteen
years Of age We by denying ourselves
candy or something like very MUCH by paying
fine Of Or 10 osns 1917 s sRe"E no sb anssn hs
have been naughty for three months because al OF
this moLey was not paid In fines Most respecI,ddy
Anita Meyer. vicepresdent,
Ruth Marley. secretary.
No. 1927 Ciays, San Francisco. CAL. June 10, 1887
THE YOUNG eENTLEMEN's CLUB AIDS THE
FUND.
TO the Editor Of The iTrtbuns.
SIR: Enclosed please find 80 from the Young Gentle
mems Club OF Danbury society formed for mutual Inn
proyement Its members what 1t is to have good
times fishing swimming, etc. and would ike you 70
send away two boys with this money so that they also
know something about NAM rum IN n 1Ss
"''' yours Edward SIs Mil +. LOCKER i secretary,
@. r. Rogers, treasurer
Danbwy, Conn, June 80, 1887.
ENERGETIC WORK BY ORANGE GIRLS AND BOYS.
To ths Editor Of The TrtbunG
SIR: Enclosed please fnd ohack for 1928 80 from
Charles b Condit. OF the Lewellyn Literary
Society an organization formed few pupils of the
West Orange public school This socety held fair and
festival on June I5 at the residence Of Assehlynan
T. NJ Condit on Mt Pleasantave Though tho tine for
preparation was very short and at Of the
when school duties press heavily the work pushed
10 theoretically that the handsome sum OF $2ll 05
wa realized The affair was wen patron
d i,,s and ossa IN he vscr ss'Mas and Mrs cona
aides their house and grounds Tor ne oeca
aleu- al the orsa o. and Ess
the again to treat members OF MS fauy
aSp,ne to undo &c and coantsract election frauds he
seemed 70 think "repeatine all right on tlis OCCASION
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regarded almost OF the members OF the ram
lily; and during the long days OF Illness OF MI Sfnyth
no daughter cord have been more kind or az
tenfiye than Miss Carrnin TO every want OF the
sufferer She regarded Mr. smyth her benesctor ard
with MIRA smyh, constant watcher at the peis,d ,
OF the potent leader OF tho Republican nary m ans
state When death ensusd the distress OF Miss Carrin
was almost as great that OF Mrs smith, for one ha
iost true benefactor and friend who treated her as
father The grief over tho death OF Mr. SMITH
alike by both Mrs smyth aud the faithful Young watcher.
and the friendship OF the widow and Miss Carmih IN
these dark hours of trial like that Of mother ana
daughter.
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ER6 CLEVBLANUS ROUTINE.
Prom The baltimore sun.

She 10 very fond reading and all the latest pub
IcItjOns find their way 10 ncr table she has also u
good many calls II looks II every one who comes
10 washington wants To Mfs. Gl Gland ana nor
afternoons and evenings are principally occupied
with caiiers Slo drives out every day d0cs her own
shOppng, and IN the afternoon drives Is always ac-
cOmlanied Ly the Pr sldent IL no can got away MIS-.
Cleveland does not regard herself ~ mu ican, but
her touch piano u sweet and symJ athetic ana
the Presid mt takes deli ht In listening TO her when,
ever he can Both tho President and Mrs. Cleveland
aro Devoted 10 flowers, aud often to 10 iouho
rec uinr In the conser atOnes and Disgusting botany
with the head gardener Mrs. Cleveland also mas
time TO consult vita the h0usecclcr on domestic NJ
fairs and with the steward about market supplies
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"pARI MUrUEL" SYSTEM WORKS


NO INCENTIVE TO FRAUD-PROyIsIONS OF THE IVES
POOL BILL
To tbs Editor Of The Tribnns.
SIR; In your racing column OF to day appears recon-
mendaton Of the pari muuel" system Of betting Will
you kindly through your columns answer the following
queries ~ How does the person manipulating the pool
make his profits IT, as seems probable he approprate'
percentage his commission what assurance has tho
who buys winning ticket that the pooseller does
not add few hundred his commission before declaring
n dividendf Whom places his money with book
maker no knows inst what II anything. win come to him.
and he prefers taking the risk OF fixed small proft 10
large profit which lie Is ought not to be twice "a
large (2) Did the Ives Pool bill refer to mutual pool
selling alone or to ook-making and all forms OF public
bettingf Respectfully. INQUIRER
helg- York ,June o7. 1887.
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THE eypsr WOuAY yATURILIzgD.

PrrTsnunG July (Speeidi was announced IN " san
rraneseo ispach that Mrs Langry who has taken out
her first naturalization papers, was the hrst woman
to take out such papers This statement not
correct The first lady naturaized was Mrs T. D.
breckenridge OF Breckenridge Place on the Wesi Penn
hscame n stockholder In a ferry company. An
application for charter was nma,a
when tbe auesiion of citizenship was raised Ju.so
Eirkparick said he had never known OF case OF 's
kind before and did think that The papers wo9 We
crantrd Bnt after "A short consultation with Jnnsc
White the papers were granted without any iur'ho'
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nearly stationary tsmpersturs and fair wsathsr posbiv
followed at night By rain
FRIENDLY RIVALRY on THE HUDSON
THE CITY or xIxGsroN's VICTORY OVER TIL
KAATERSKILI.

KINGSTON. July lSpeciah - There has been
much talk here to-day Of tho friendly contest between
the City Of Kingston and the Kaacrskill their up
trips yesterday afternoon. All highly pleased
with the result and Captain Van Keurcn, Of tho Kines
ton, warmly greeted by Of citizens tho
stapch ron propeller TO her dock last night lie
says the engine was at no time crowded. Both boats
were we'll loaded with passngen. II Is considered q
handsome victory for tho rn-wheei and tho eide
wheel s1pp are beginning 70 talk anxiously con-
earning the introduction Of tho new feathoring pad
Dies Kingston people are proud OF the new iron
propeller. On Sunday next she begins her late Bun
day night trips to the city retu ming business TO
their New-York Office after q full Sunday In tn
mountains.
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ass IL, opon Cat-Dorothy. Tcrrapln,
pgArHHADA BIo HARVEST YEsrERDAK

The effect OF the heat people In feeble health was
noticeable in Il marked degree yesterday In the unusu
ally heavy Notice after notice Of death came
pouring into the Bureau OF Vital Statistics with alar IN
Ing rapidly until the number reached two hundred ana
fysn which surpassos all previous records for single
day since 1875 A largo proportion OF the deaths were
pfants aud old people The greatest mortality was In
the wded house disrlcs whore thoro IL no
room for fresh air. and hs total deaths Ia these neigh
rhant
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GEORGE VANDERBILT NOM BY rHg UMBRTA.

GEORGE VANDERBILT HOME ny THE OAbhfA.
George Vanderbilt was one OF tho passengers on the
Umbrla, which arrived from Liverpool on saturday
ening lie spent the greater part oil yesterday III
town al his homo In Fiith-aye and lett on one oil the
nj ght trains Tor Bar Harbor. lie ssid to TRIBUNE
reporter who called at the house that there was no
foundation whatever for the cabcgram sent iron
London last week 10 the effect that he had been called
home suddenly, either by some Illness IN the family OF
the recent furry In the stock market lie had all
along intended 10 be back N Nes-iork by July D, he
summer as long ago As April Mr. Vspdorbilt has
taken one OF the Bar arbor cottages Tor the season.
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Albany. juno II. 1887.
ANOTHER FLAG TAKEN BY NETWORK TROOPS.

ANOTHER FLAG TAKEN BY NETWORK TROOPS.
TO TIE razor Of The Trtbune
sm To the list OF rebel flags captured by New-fork
regiments. published In THE TRIBUNE, should he added
one captured by Private Davis OF Co. &C." I'd y. u
Heavy Artillery. member OF the company ut the
time OF the capture hut mind Is cloudy as tois 90
tails viii not pretend be accurate. but think tho
capture WAS made about April O. 1868. Mt sailor Creek
Va do know that aftsr our return 20 WAsninStoh'
Private Davis received medal ~ reward NJ
Webster Citg TotrG, June -, 1887
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coon WRITING APPRECIATED.

To The Editor or me Tribune.
SIR: A. the daughter OF an English woman, Wish 10
Join 80" Whose letter you published In your todays
paper In thanking your correspondent Mr. smalley for
h, mi l,ti.rs which give such full and vivid
description OF the Jubilee OF beloved Queen sin
cerrly yours, SboiiLph o. IL
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by PONY EXPRESS ON THE NEw-JERsEY COAST
BARNEsAT, July 3.-The special newspaper pony OK
press operated exclusively THE TRIBUNE brought the
regular sunday edition Of that early this morning
the many readers in this neghborhood This express
is a convenience which the people appreciate judging
from the sale OF TRBUSEs today The horses OF the
energetic TRIBUNE agent, J. " Mathews. made quick
time long stretches of sandy roads and he supplied
beside Barnegat. the towns OF Bayvs, Cedar Creek,
Forked River and waretown THE TRIBUNE 10 the only
New York paper reaching these thriving towns on
unIa
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ELIAS CARPENTER.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, July 3 (Spceial Elias f. Carpenfes
died suddenly this afternoon. He q prominent Re-
publican and was elected Alderman last year and this
spring member OF the board Of county supervisors He
was senior member OF the firm which conducts the
Jamestown aXe works.
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s,nJr DAILY COMES HOME.

sadle Daily. age sixteen. VINO disappeared from her
home No. Ii6 Berryst Williamsburg. on Thursday re-
turned home late last night She has been stopping Win
parents Ia Greenpont At the time OF her dsappearnSo
shs was supposed IN been accompanied py Dasn
ing Charlie" AN actor In the Checkered Lie tompanJ'
recently playing at q local theatre In WILLIAMSBURG
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FOR 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON July 3.-For Western New-Eng'Anu'
Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania No"-'e''o'
nd ns,awars souhsrly Winds stationary temperature,
fair weather, followed by rain
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When the mucous surfaces Of the bronchis are sore
or infamed DR.. Jayne's Expectorant Will afford
prompt relief For breaking up cold or subddins q
cough you will find IN It . certain remedy. ..
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WHITE HOUSE DECORAu0yS n

WHITE HOUSE DECORATIONS TO-DAY
From The PtttsbIrg Chronicle
"DanieL"
"Yes sire" 49,, ... 4. will
be well to hoist some colors'
'.Yes. sire" ~, -, .,o cort.d-
crate states are run up by mistake"
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TRIBUNE OFFICE July Al n MA few round white
clouds have been strangers 10 our shy TOT
days appeared In the blue yesterday There was little
ch,npe In tho barometer The temperature ranged be-
tween 73o and 95o the average li' being ~ higher
than on the corresponding day last year and 80 lower
In and near ms city today there win probably DO
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BETTING AT RACE COURSES.

Indeed she takes practical interest In everythin
concerning her household
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I'm On. a,agr,m the baron trlc duo
,,ans az United states signa
service station this city. The hases hcate inc .shpeiA
tnfe noted at II udnuts pharmacy, us Broadway
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nOURyIN0 JOHN y. SMITHS DEATH
Broa the Albany Arcus
Miss Libbie Carinin prepossesslng young lady, has
been ed In the family for so long time that sho
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=. now such thing n pcsre ana ioSs men IN t me
Eortn sn that the war must be fought over again.
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6pefia! Notices.
The New York District Railway.
BROADWAY LINE.
FROM BOWLING GREEN TO CENTRAL PARK.

Thu railway OF the Nsw.York District Railway Company
10 b under the General RAILROAD Law which
provides abundant protection for every public and pFi"A
light IN =. ,on,,,.,, rand ,r.n.. WAY" aid "sx
press electric way with total hnsled EXCAVATION
onv sst Ia dspsh By IS feet In width IN the Centre "
street The being ~ feet inches from the house
line There will be absolutely no opening upon the surise
OF any street sQuArs pubo pac for any purpose wha
eycr The capacity Will approx innate mllion
dav The will prope 81 and brilliantly Lighted oy
The sntomateay ventilated sagsrSisi sssSsH ana y
free al obscnons astly made 70 ths SSsoss @
nn5er the direction Of the highest scientific auhor Pro
essors row bridge Chandler and Morton General 9ilmor4
And Xeesrs Adams Schneider Martin Boiler, Post and
Fannne src consulting engneer Those broadway prop
srfy already formally ooneeuted 10 the
censtrucon Of the road will be supplied with the necessary
form. anon application Of the once OF tho Company
THE NE%.YORK DISTRICT RAILWAY co..
Equitable Building 100 B oadway.
Tenth season
MRS McELRATHS
HOMEMADE
PRESERVED.
Branded.
Jellea Jams Pickles ami Mincs Ae,,A
Jelly MALI OF currsnt luce an suts
and nothing elisa Everything put up In glass ltra seaa
orders early Goods until TALL For prices nssrencsh
~ 1913 Degraw-st. Brooklyn ~ y.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-26

Rapid creek which he has been oper-
ating tor some time o. ore from the
Fairview mine. He brought with him
the result Of the first cleanup in the
form of a good sized retort. This was
deposited in the first National bank last
evening for safe keeping, and wiz to-day
be sen east by express to the head
quarters of the company. Particulars as
TO the amount Of ore milled and the
weight and value Of the retort were not
learned but the Journal is informed On
good authority that the results Of the
work are highly satisfactory. tits pretty
certain, that another has been added to
the list of producing mines ofthe Black
Hills, a fact upon which the Castle Chief
company, the superintendent and the
Hills as a whole are to tie congratu-
lated.-Journal, Is.
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proves to be of benefit in those counties
it is very likely TO grandually spread
until it is adopted throughout the terri
tory or embraced i'm the constitution.
The citizens Of Hermosa and vicinity
have shown that they are equal to about
any emergency, in the recent trans
action in regard to the mill race right Of
way, and have paid beyond what the
most s%anguine thought could possibly be
raised 1t is an excellent showing
when q town Of this size can gather in
nearly $500 i'm cash in twoor three days
for any enterprise, but Hermosa did it. 1t
is useless to hear reiterate what has been
uppermost in the minds of all of the
citizens for about ten days. They have
heard enough Of it, and now that it n
settled let the expensive exp rienGs be
q lesson.
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The Presidents Reply.

Following is the text Of the presidents
respectful, but ready reply to Sparks,
accepting his resignation
my DEAR SIR l have read your
letter of resignation left with me today,
and also the communication addressed
to you by the secretary Of the interior
accompanying the amt In the present
situation | do not feel called upon to
determine the merits Of the controversy
which has arisen between the secretary
and yourself further than 10 say that my
impressions touching the legal question
involved incline me to rely, as | natur
ally would do even if | had no i'm
pressions of my own, upon the judg-
ment Of the secretary. 1t presents a
case Of Interpretation where two per
fectly honest men may differ. The
interest you have shown in the oper.
atoms of the land department and your
jealous endeavor to save and protect
the public lands for settlers in good
faith, induce me to believe that you will
be pleased to receive assurance that this
policy upon which we are all agreed
will continue to be steadfastly pusrued
limited controlled however, by law and
The judgment of the courts, by which
may at times be unwillingly restrained
but which we cannot and ought not to
resist. l desire to heartily acknowledge
the value of your services in the admin.
istration of the land department VIII ch
has been Reached, and to assure you O
my appreciation OF the regged and un.
yielding integrity which has characterize
your official conduct. | am constrained
to accept the resignation your tender
with assurance of my continued kindly
feeling toward you, and with the earnes,
wish that whatever your future way o.
life may lead, complete success and
satisfaction may assist you.
Thanking you for the pleasant and
complimentary expressions with which
you close your letter, l am, yours very
truly.
GDoypp Or ry,rr ANN